Autographic Mirror
by John] (pseud.) [Keats
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4 volumes in folio. Green cloth. Includes illustrations. The complete run of the series.
The example of John Keats’s hand (on a poem in fact by S.L. Blanchard) is a forgery (vol. 3, p. 60); the remarks cited by Ehrsam are at p. 32 of the added commentary. Possibly a De Gibler concoction, but unclear. See T. G. Ehrsam, Major Byron. The incredible career of a literary forger. New York, 1951, pp. 101-03; reprinted by Milnes in the ‘Aldine edition’ of Keats (1876, see Bib# 1432767/Fr# 808 in this collection); cited by Ehrsam from an 1882 Boston reprint.
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